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Motion to Adjourn Executive Session Goes to Vote; Two Members Say "Aye"

November 20, 2025
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Summary

A motion to adjourn out of executive session was moved, seconded and placed to a roll-call vote identified as "2 5 dash 9 9 1." The transcript records "Aye" votes from Mister Merrill and Mister Benton; the record ends before a final outcome is confirmed.

An unidentified speaker moved to adjourn out of executive session and a second was recorded; the motion was put to a roll-call vote identified in the record as "2 5 dash 9 9 1."

The mover said, "So moved," and a second followed with the statement, "Second," both recorded without names attached. An unidentified speaker then said, "Vote on motion 2 5 dash 9 9 1."

Mister Merrill, role not specified, said, "Aye." Mister Benton, role not specified, also said, "Aye." Missus Lewis is named in the roll call but the transcript ends immediately after her name and does not record a vote for her.

The transcript does not record the full roll-call conclusion or state whether the motion carried; no further action or confirmation appears in the available record. The motion text in the transcript is limited to the phrasing "in the matter of adjourning out of executive session."